Can I still pay for the motorcycle compulsory insurance after it expires?
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You can renew the compulsory insurance after it expires, but if the compulsory insurance has expired and there is no new insurance within the validity period, the vehicle cannot be driven on the road. If the compulsory insurance expires for no more than three months: Once the compulsory insurance expires, it is considered uninsured. As long as the uninsured period does not exceed three months, you can still enjoy the discount. Compulsory insurance is a mandatory national insurance designed to protect victims in accidents, but due to its low coverage amount, many people supplement it with third-party liability insurance. Penalties for being caught with expired compulsory insurance: According to domestic traffic laws, if a vehicle owner is found not to have compulsory insurance, they will be fined double the premium, required to pay the compulsory insurance, and have their vehicle impounded.